On Tue, Feb 12, 2019 at 4:47 PM <joshuaosko(a)gmail.com> wrote:
The self-hosted engine had an issue whereby it'd /var partition
was full.
A few days later the engine was rebooted; however, it did not come back up
gracefully. I presently have three CentOS 7 hosts which can spin up a new
hosted engine vm; however every attempt to do so results in:
Engine status : {"reason": "failed liveliness
check",
"health": "bad", "vm": "up", "detail":
"Up"}
The VM is not "up" as it does not even respond to ping, let alone having
any ability to ssh or console into it to see what's wrong.
check if that VM is really up with
virsh -r list
If so maybe it could be something with fsck previnting it from booting due
to disk errors; you can try to connect with VNC since in that case neither
ssh or the serial console will work due to the lack of guest OS support.
You can use
hosted-engine --add-console-password
to add a temporary VNC password; it will also print out the connection
string.
All of the VMs that have been built using this engine appear to be
fully
operational. Is there any guidance anyone can give me? At this point I'm
wondering what the consequences are to deploying a new hosted engine within
that same cluster.
If anyone could shed light on this matter it would be tremendously
appreciated! Thanks.
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